We are excited to announce that The Yes Men Are Revolting is the recipient of our Candescent Award, in partnership with Tribeca Film Institute. The film follows activist pranksters “The Yes Men” (aka Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonanno), over the course of five years as they pull off a series of stunts on corporations, government officials, and media outlets in an effort to draw global attention to the issue of climate change. The film is a sequel to the 2003 documentary The Yes Men Fix the Worldand premiered at the Toronto International Film Festivalthis past September. "The documentary

We are excited to announce that The Yes Men Are Revolting is the recipient of our Candescent Award, in partnership with Tribeca Film Institute. The film follows activist pranksters “The Yes Men” (aka Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonanno), over the course of five years as they pull off a series of stunts on corporations, government officials, and media outlets in an effort to draw global attention to the issue of climate change. The film is a sequel to the 2003 documentary The Yes Men Fix the Worldand premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival this past September. "The documentary highlights the ongoing climate change crisis in a humorous, accessible and informative way,” added Lilly Hartley of Candescent Films, in a press release here. "The activist spirit of the film is unique and motivational.” The film’s campaign team is launching “The Action Switchboard,” an online platform that allows users to initiate and direct actions to hold corporations and governments accountable for environmental abuses. To learn more about the film and to get involved, visit www.theyesmen.org.The film is directed by Laura Nix and The Yes Men.

highlights the ongoing climate change crisis in a humorous, accessible and informative way,” added Lilly Hartley of Candescent Films, in a press release here. "The activist spirit of the film is unique and motivational.” The film’s campaign team is launching “The Action Switchboard,” an online platform that allows users to initiate and direct actions to hold corporations and governments accountable for environmental abuses. To learn more about the film and to get involved, visit www.theyesmen.org.The film is directed by Laura Nix and The Yes Men.